Space Porn?

[Narz]

Has anyone ever recorded erotica in space?

Zero gravity would certainly create all sorts of interesting possibilities.

 

[-Tomasz-]

Have government agencies ever recorded erotica on earth?

Just wait for the private sector to develop in space, who knows.

 

[ainwood]

Moderator Action: If this can be discussed in a decent manner (within the rules), then fine.

I am pessimistic, though.

 

[Narz]

Heh, thanks for the benefit of the doubt ain.

 

[Souron]

There is a fictitious account of NASA doing sex studies. It an official looking NASA report. It's on the internet, but I don't know the search terms for it. You can probably find it on snopes.com, through category browsing.

 

[linfeixb27]

It is like underwater, where ones gravity will be cancel by force given by water.

 

[Perfection]

Space no?

Zero gravity? Yes!

There in fact has been erotica produced on a [wiki]Vomit Comet[/wiki]

 

[Fetus4188]

Nope. Though I do believe NASA has a policy for it, I don't recall what. They are also looking very heavily into this for future Mars missions. If you have coed crew stuck together for years in a tiny space, there's bound to be some tensions, especially from the potentially red-blooded male types that are often astronauts. Though they are also looking very hard into deciding what type of personalities would make the optimal crew.

 

[Chandrasekhar]

Yeah, we need to wait for the private sector to really get into space before we'll get this sort of thing. Free market solves everything, you know.

 

[Eran of Arcadia]

I have actually heard about the zero-G pornography (or erotica, I don't know the difference). As far as actual sex in space, there was a married couple that went up but I don't think that space missions are as conducive to romance as one might think, what with the cramped conditions, other astronauts, and of course hygeine issues.

 

[Perfection]

Erotica is expensive or antique pornography.

 

[Eran of Arcadia]

Well, I am sure the Vomit Comet is expensive to rent, so . . .